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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-04-23

Il Premiere Aennais sllcielle frappse aux
Etats. Unls.
Sur cette moonaie sont graves les mots
Ocstise.tal cayyescy (CircoIatiou contioeu.
tale). An milieu est On cadrau solaire Cd
ISs hssres cont masqu6es % chiltes 70.
mains, d. sept heures du matiu elk hen.
res do eois. A cots du aolsil, on lie 10 mot
ksgio (Js Nnia), ct au.desso0s, 10 lkgende
HAD yosr bssiSess (Songss 1 votre adaire).
Recommendation singuliAremeut csract6ris.
tiQue.
Al revers, lss tseiss noms dee premiers
Etats upis sont inscrits sur 90 rubesn aui %
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-04-23
A r GOT.

s. tu m'aimes, Margot,
Ne le dis pas tout Laut
Nous irons dams la plaine,
Sautillant, Fame pleine
De bonheur ct d'amour,
lie chanter tour i tour.
Je te dirai: Je t'aime!
Tu repondras de meme.
Je to dirai comment
Je t'aime tendrement,
Combien ton doux sourire
Exalte mon delire;
It tot tn me dipas
COmbien tn m'aimeras,
Dams un transport extreme
DE sacoir que je tame.
Mais, oh ! ne le dis pas.
Je te le dis tout has:
A toi toute ma famine
4 toi tout mon Anne,
Je to donne mon c0ur -.
Nareot, Suslls 1euoew, -
Et quel bonheur supreme
De savoir que pon s'aime!
ST.. .TAMMANY.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-04-23

Nous trOuvons dams le Journal de Ia M.
ere un cOnte nivernais d'Achille Millieu,
qui prouve que 10 froid ct 10 chaud cont
moins redoutables au voysgeur que 10
vent. Voici CO conte:
10 Froid, 10 Chaud, 10 Vent, voya.
geant de c0mpaguie, rencontreut 10 bon
hOmme Qui dit en- PEASANT:
"-BOnjOur, un des trOis!
"-LeQuel dc nous a-t-il saluS, % Dc.
nandent lee voyageurs.
"-Je pense quo c'est moi, dit 10 Chaud.
par respect ct par craiuts.
&c serait moi piut0t reprend b
Froid.
I'll est facile do sen assurer, ajoute b
Vent interrogeons.le.
"lls rebr0ussent chemip, rappellent b
auquel ils posent 10 question.
"-Qui Jai salu6f r6pondit.il, c'sst b
Vent.
Eth bien dit 10 Chaad, n6eostsst, 10
te bS0lerai do moo mieux. 4.
ga m'est 6sal, pourvu qa'il soons %
bon vent de bise po1r me rafFaiehir.
Mai, die le Froid, js = glsesrai.
"-Nimporte, ! condition qa'il 10 kaase
pas do vent; je men tirerai fort bisn svsc
ma HmoSsixs. Je 10 csaius Que 10 Vsat q
ne d6fsndrai bisn dee autres."
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-04-23
CHARLES LASSElGNE.
EoITEUR-RtDAcTeUR.
LA + R AIS e.

o dohce adolescence,
Naive ct belle 4 voir L..
Cetait bien Innocence,
e Mais qui cherche 4 savoir.
Quel igs Stait mon age,
Madeleine, en- ces temps T..
Je devais etre un sage
Dan moins quinxe printemps.
Toi, dun an moins savants,
Tu dus avoir quinze ans
A Ia saison suivante,
Aux lilas Aeurisssnts.
Et maintenant L.. Qu'importe t..
II faut toujours benir
lie cDur qui nous apporte
Un lointain souvenir.
Or, dams ces temps, 1 rage
Trop beau pour 10 malheur,
Ou dun enfantillage
On - fait an bonhsvr; ea... \
Oh do la moindre chose,
Dun rien pur ct charmant,
Dune Aeur, dune rose,
Be fait renchantement;
Oh votpe adolescence
A Ia naivet6,
Le charme ct Innocence
Do b virginits,
Nous allions cote / cote,
Avec nos .vingt-neuf ans,
Moi pas grand toi moins haute,.
Mais tous lee deux contents,
Tous lee deux l notre aise,
lng6nus, n'est-ce past
An bois cueillir h fraise
Rousissant sur nos pas.
Cak y fraiss sauvass,
Exquise, en v6ritS,
Et surtout I Get age,
Est uns voluptS.
II ~ vous faut nj crime,
ri rhum, nj Dieu salt quot,
Pour Palmer CONNIE on raime,
Et 4 manager. Pourquoi g..
e podrquei, Nadslsins,
Dams - printsmps pass6, r
'Ia main blanche st vilains
4'a-t.slls rspoussSs
]. g., Jardinier.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-04-23

Voici une curieuse l6geuds qui eours
parmi Ice nAgres da Br6sil OF ct relative /
leur origine:
Au temps dc 10 CREATION d'Adam, Satan
voulut de son cots Greer 90 homme l'aide
dune Quantit6 convenable d'argilo eo0ue
Il await W faire 90 bon Dieu, 6t II y r6ussit
asses bien. Mais tout e qu'il tosehait q.
venait noir OF con hom0e await natusolle.
mont cetto cOu1our.
Co que vOyant, uaitss Satan voulut 10
nettoysr q ALA 10 plonger dane 10 Jour.
daiu pour 70 laver, mais Ies eaux do jour.
dain - retir6rent auMit6t OF ID pau0e dss
maine ct 10 plante des pieds se1lemsut da
premier Negro plongerent. dams 10 vass, q
qui expliQnS leur blsucheur relative. Fa.
rieux. 10 diabls appliQua IN terrible eoep
do poing sur 10 ues Do - CREATURE Qu'il sp.
plstjt L. malheareux demands graee, et
comms u n'6tait pas coupsble Do sou
proprs nalhsar, Satan comprit qa'il await
90 tort do s'empOrter eontre loi et, par ueo
eorts dc caresse iufernale, lui passa ID main
dams lee chevsux; mais cette main trop
chaude 6t aussit6t l'o6ice do fss 1 ftisee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Surrogate Rollins yesterday decided that letters OF admin.
straon must Issue Catherine Geoghegan the estate OF
her husband the notorious "owncy Geoghegan who died
January 90 1885 Her right to be called his wife was DIS
putcd by his sisters Hannah McGiney aud Mary Ryan Tho
property involved Is worth si0.00n
XIX to evsnt Dr. H. T. b. Wooira from cosoting bill
s50 50 from the estate OF her father captain George ~
Lamb developments occurred yesterday before
surrogate Lott in Brookyn captain Lamb went to board
him 100 lie died there March Of the same yen and by
his viii hts estate Of - 600 left In irnst to his wife and
~ So including among other items S5s5 for professional
services before his patient boarded YIN hm ~ each or IA
January u February o. 1888, 1911 90 for nurs
ns U.s. r. R' vH Tor nine weeks aud Al Dill '0
There was trouble on Glen Island on August 81. 1885
John H. st5rn discharged from his employ Herman
sy saI 10 re and a Stain Brother 81 the pronrs
tor with policeman attempted TO remove no Honoian
yestora In the city Court before Judge Hall and jury
demanded ~ 900 damages from Hal starin. verdict was
An attachment granted yesterday by Justice Lawrence
the supreme Court agans, the property OF the North
western Construction Company at tho suit CONN stan
$4,000 for breach OF contract u claimed
that the made an agreement on MAY ~ to sell n
western Railroad Company the rm for 600 aud that
the plaintiffs having made - SCI! ne ssca.ss
OF the agreement.
st. attachments against r. ; Geoacehino and salvador
against them $50 900 for money said TO have been
them FOR failure which they failed
waiter f Ammou has obtained from Justice Lawrence an
aschmen qsa1s o ho p1ysE 81 s. with ntsnt 70
dersud his creditors The clam Is Tor 1913 a. Tor goods sod
An attachment obtained yesterday by tho Fraloy:
Carter Commission Company against the properly Of
several fruit dealers slege cargoes shipped to
ing the fru begun suit In tho United States District
Court against the soceta AnomiRe Navsa1one oens ale
Itaiana and other defendants Lbes 70 The amount OF
sl7. 500 were fled yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
MR. MARITIME SENDS TO ALBANY For EVIDENCE
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.

PAINFUL RUMOR ABOUT HIGGINS UNTRUE
WASHINGTON June % (Speeiab. Reports have beep In
circulation for q long time 70 the effect that Eugene
Higgins has resigned his position as appointment CLERK
in the Treasury. They seemed 10 be confirmed today by
the exhibition in the Department corridor OF licsze
crayon portrait OF the Maryland statesman The
practice OF making presents TO retiring officials having
become in the Treasury Department. the CON
cuson at once arrived at that the portrait was
farewell gift purchased by assessments on clerks and
messengers who only too willing to get rid OF their
surplus wealth in such ways Digent inquiry however,
discovered that pride OF the Administration and sen
ator Germans heller had severed his connection
with Civil Service Reform and that the picture was
merely advertisement of the skill OF lady formerly
a employe OF the Department Tho likeness Is a good
The voluntary az contributions for the purchase OF an
oil painting OF secretary Manning now reach
$1,000. but there is a pause in the work
OF getting this expensive gift ready Tor
presentation to the Secretary. Publications critics.
ing the Department mt gift enterprise plan
and quotation OF section Of the Revised statutes FOR
bidding such practices, have created considerable un
eainess in the minds of those at the head OF ts scheme
OF generosity at other peoples expense Fears OF an In
vesiigston by the House Committee on Reform In the
Civil Service may after all prompt the retdin OF the
thus collected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
CALENDARS Today

suPREwE COURT CHlNuEss -Beforo Lawrence.J Nos.
2 7s ~ So o. 100. l9, 49, l4s lo7. 2ol' 2ls 3d.
sufEENK CONFESSIONAL TKnM-PARr L-Bsfore pono.
hue JiIOG ll0s 1900 1851 All 1907, l445 1879 lle5.
Ii9a as l4Ot 1897 1850 1929 l446 $685. go 1873 1885,
lt43 1878. 1912. lSt2. TIA
SUPREME CoUsT-CiRcUIr-PARr I.-Beiore Donohue. J -
suRRocATxs counr-Before Rollins SWIM OF Nicholas
surRRioE CONFIDENTIAL TERM-Adourned for the
surKRIoR CoUKf-SPRcIAL TEBh-Beiors OGorman. j.
SUPERIOR uar-TRAL rRRM-pARr I.-Bs,oro Dugro. J..
COMMON PLHAs-sPRcIAL TRRM-Beforo Van Hocsen. j.
-Nodsy calendar .-.-. -. =, a., .
July. . ,,.. No. ~, ,,.. ~
Allan Nos 20 ~ ~ "a. 25 20. 81, % 80. 80 81.
COMMON PLKAs-TRiAL TRRM-PART f.-Bcore Bookstaver,
COMMON PIKAs-TRIAI TRRM-PART II-Before Daily, j.
Nos 2u56. 2lOO 2O7l. 2l4o. 2O5O 2lO3. 1000.
so7g J2si $40 1886 269s 3273 1914 3275 3279 1884
204A 273l Ia. 1898 1878, 1880 1927. lS49.
CITY CoURr-TRIAL TRnH-PARr 1I.-Before Hail. J-Nos.
1863 3O72 1874 1898, 3g Z1e8 S34S S332 3S+0 1898,
32Il' 81 3 1913 1861, 1919 1888.
CRY CoUsr-TRALTERM-PARr II1.-Before McAdam, G.
-Nos SOls 3Og5 2SO3 2306 2343 3l06 $3.50 1857 1918
337l 1868 1874, $3.50. 1891 1881. $685.
COURT OYER TERMINERBefore Barrett ]. and Dis
trict- Attorney Martne-No.l l.
GENERAL sEssIoN5-Part l-Before 5lldefseeve
aud Assistant Attorney Bedford-Nos to 10,
COURT OF GENERAL sEssroSs-PARr tI-Betore Recorder
Smyth and Assistant DistrctAttorney Fzgerad.-No
! TO | 3 inclusive.
COURT OF GENERAL SRssIoSs-PARr fIL-Before Judge
Cowlng and Assistant DisctAtorney Davis-AdIourued
tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
HOW THE BOYS IN BLUE FEEL.

sAnAToGA, " Y, June 23.-lhe textof tho battle flag
resolutions offered by Corporal Tanner and adopted
terlay by the Army Of tho Potomac-Generai Francis
I Barlow alone disseuting-is as follows:
Rsred That the society OF tho Army o. me Potomac con
throughout the land the battle banners
wresed by the valor OF comrades living ara uea from
the hands gallant foe remain a. the law ~ The
provides iorcvefmore under tho protection OF All hs
The constituted authorities OF the
Nation. a.. a.
martial OF the Union. when the scenes OF camp an
ned md Of deadly strife entered
so largely into our daily m these banners rOaed ut the head
of reous columns they are nevertheless holy relics OF our
common peops Bravo died 10 keep them aiolt Brave
men died bring them down. They shall pot be burned
They lightly given by those who IN no sense
can enier into the feelings either those who by the eAsr
cse of herosm enabled TO lay them as tro
Abraham Lincoln or OF those VINO only sur
after heroic defense which but enhance the
glory OF For Northern ard southern men
Union o-day-emand for those isgs such care as
preservation In order tat genetaohr el
coma them-not In humiliation or exulta
on-but that such contemplation may Pronuce
mon the through which We have
reached high plane OF national existence and cause inc
firm resolve through all their lives the members oil hoe
Will sodly unon peace and fraternity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
LOSSES IN yARIOrs PLACES

TAUNTON Msss., June 23.-Ihe loss 10 McEroy Cush-
man by yesterdays FIRE VIII lie nearly S2oou' Inc an
surance on The s $40 CO., and Oh building $4,000
NEw-OELRANs, La. June 23-At o'clock this morn
ing broke out in the upper portion Of r. Frederick
sons drug store at No l39 Canast In the Touro build
ings the important business block in the city The
fire confined the frug The los. IL roughly
estimated at $685. 900 and Is believed 20 be covered by In
surance.
wrMiSGTos, I'll, juno % 80 A fire yesterday de-
sroyed Chicago and Alton depot and freight house
the arge elevator of H. Ole. which contained about
1000 bushels OF corn besides other grain the large
house OF W T. Ray the Old city Hotel and number Of
small buildings aud several freight cars loaded win coal
and merch andlse. Loss $4,000.
KANSAS CITY. June 23.-A dispatch TO The Tmcs from
sedala, Mo-. reports freight wreck on tho Missouri
Pacific last night Eighteen burned and the
loss will exceed $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
CR!rIoTsMs or THE OUARANrIYE


No conclusive evidence OF the utter absurdy and
absolute groundessness OF the charges against quaran
tine IS needed than the four columns OF stuff that
In The NeiO York World day two since 10 forciby
reminds one or the story OF the farmer who had been
telling his wife OF great speech he had heard Evars
make After concluding his some what turgid narrative
his wife asked him what IL that Evarts had talked
about "Oh, don't know the fact Is, he didn't say
That there four columns devoted to quarantine is
true; that good deal OF the matter therein contained IL
accurately stated Is true that most OF the historical
narrative is correct is truo but there evidence OF
abuse or misgovernmenti
Mr. Judd is brought forward witness but his evil
dence eyclled at Dr. Smith but at the entire
aBtine system. He would abolish quarantine entirely
objection Is made TO the collection Of fees DIR. Smith
did not establish tho fee system. He has, however
greatly reduced The fees The World and Herald and all
Intelligent papers know that cent Of those fees
can lawfully be turned into the State Treasury. To
salary the health officer to tax state for
expense that Uncle sam ought to and that
merce does now pay That means that the consumers
all the United States pay The charge OF In
spectiop fees and OF sanitation. That is right
The quarantine fee Ia characterized IA tax upon
merce 20 II H. II is so OF necessity. Commerce makes
quarantine necessary and should therefore pay for It,
But for every dollar that quarantine taxes commerce. II
Is low estimate TO say, the pilots levy tax OF two hun
drcd and the Dock Department OF NewY York City levy
thousand OF all the burdens that levied upon ships
and their cargoes and passengers from tho time they
sight the pilot boat on entering our waters until they dis
ms tho pilot when departing the least In weight and
the most ckeerfully met are the fees OF quarantine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
LIE FLRE RECORD.
ASSURANCES ON THE LEWIS STREET FIRE.
pRopAnIy loss. 1925, O00-SARRow ESCAPE OF

PROBABLE LOSS. 1925, O00-SARRow ESCAPE OF
rIREMEy FROM FALLING WALLS
The fire which destroyed the cigar-box factory OF
SIMON Strauss at Nos 179 TO 50 Lewis-st., early
Yesterday morning. nearly caused the death OF several
fremen Soon after , o'clock the upper part oil the
front wall fell outward, and the hremen had seant
time to scamper toward the opposite sidewalk before
a shower Of bricks fell upon the pavement. firemen
Carroll and Mccarthy, OF Hook and Ladder Company
No g. dived under a watertower when STOOD III front
NJ the burning factory. The avalanche OF bricks
broke the tower and nearly buried the men under IT.
Carroll had one arm temporarily disabled ana NC
Car,hy was bruised severely. -, ,., $780,.
The tall of mart OF the north wall oil the factory
crashed in the roof OF NJ. Rowland's wood turning
establishment at No 500 and e22 Flitn-st, ana
carried the ames into tina; building also but the re
vas STONED quickly at that point. The building
owned and chiefly occupied by Mr Siauss WAS fuiucu
The total loss on the factory and in the stores is
abcnt Sl2JOO0 OF this amount Strauss oses
RI 90 600 on stock and building; w. II. CONN,
SI5 600 on stock Of shoes; William II. 10 Wand
ioiner 81 900 on stock and building ami James
II Young dealer In baby carriages. $l,ooo on STOCK
The following is partial list o she companies H.
surfing Strauss stock, machinery ana onugihs
BoweTy ~ .O0O Clinton r4,5oO Pennsyvan'a OF
Pttsbnrr 81 600 Citizens of Ohio SlOoO, Guardian
ot NeC.York $3.50. q tiLcns OF New-l YORK Tl,oOo
Civ OF London 81 800 Mechanics OF Pcnnsy wanna
~ 600 Lancashire s., 900. Niagara 5000, Fire
Association of Philadelphia T2.0OC Queen ,9oV'
Fire AssC cisticn So. 800 Gusids Ct London T%'Jo
Hsmbuig iIIcmen $1,000. Colius Insurance reaches
81 900; loss SO 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24

LIVERPOOL June 2S-Provisons Bacon Cumberland Cut
s9sGi; Long Midlos 3Ss. 3t short Clear Midtles
3a Od Rios 3Ss I'D shoulders 800 OIL cwL Beef
81 ID for Extra India Mess Prime Mess o2s 81 PORK
Prime Mess. J6a Cd per bbL, Primo Meas. Eastsra
Western 6la ia. LardA msrcaa 3s 3D. Prime West
orn $50 oil Lard on S4s 3D. Hams-Long Cut sos
Buttor-S0s Oh psr osL TOR hnes Unitet
states Characterization Choice. AIS o. wheat-Red
Western SPRING Us lid ola Id; Rel Winter. Ia Cd q
In 2d per Genital New No 2 Winter. Ia Id: do No. =
spring Is obi New Mixed Western As 09d California No.
j. ia Id asa Oh; do No o. d 81 Sd per Genital Pro
ducs-Sprs OF Turpentne 29s 3d do At London 27s I'd
per Refined Petroleum sgd per saon Clever Seed
American Red 49s per owL Talow-22s 3D. per cwt
Fine American. 2la 3D.: Prime CITY 22a Cd. per cw,.
Rosln-CommOn. IS 6di Pale lis 3D. 10s OF Lihssed OH
23s per cwt Provsons-Aneriosn Refrigerated Beet
sonHScw York Stats 5s Cd Is o. GA Cotoass.i
oil. Liverpool make. ala Oh -
LONDON June 23-Producs-Linsssl OIL. us %. 62ls.
gd per cwt Calcutta Lnseed S9a 3D. por quarters Lin
seed Cake e5 l3s I'd. per tons Refined Petroleum. okd
% Nd per gallon Spirits OF Turpsntins ala I'D per
cw.. Pala OIL ola Oh Proyisions-Iard 32A o. per
cwt for American Sugar-13a 3D. owt for Cuba Cen
trfuga poorrng g6o and liza Cd sla Cd for MnscovAfo
fair rehulng anoat Australian TaowBeet ais 81 e23s
Cd; Mutton %. Oh s9la 81 Cocosnut ou-Ceylon, s35
6s Cochin a370a Amsrcau Ref scratsf Best IS Sd for
hind quarters aad Is 3D. tor fore quarters per oy tho
carcasa
BaHMES June 23.-Petroloum. marks ptennnxA
Wicors Lard oossi "a marks so pfen ITO
ANTWERP. June 23-Petrolsnm- Fine Pale American 10
francs csntmes paid and ID francs csnmss sellers
wcoIs Lard closed ~ 80 franos 90 csntnssper lo' o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
TIE STATE or TRADE

Sss 80 sprn , Wnsst Patents prime 81 ooess ID
colo Good No Grade 49950......oats were nrm NJ
No White 40s94lc. No White 3os.c No. wnts
Butter steady; Western Extra Creamery isc ~
easy-Eastern Extras Ice Western Receints 10,
the weekFcnr 900 bbla and "a 001 sacks Corr
Dusn Data 4l.000 sush- Shorts $4,000 BUSH 80"
BUFFALO Juno 23-whsat-No Hard duh and weak.
cars sold at s2.SS2ac; market closing s2ac asked
Wheat duh and unsettled NO. Req ,s7Ss7sc. No
nise Acnisan o. ~ ua put nrm. No
unchanged. NO. White 34sc. No 3 White 3s1c no
Mixed Rye unchanged No Western 00GGic on
track. Alliced was unchanged Cornmea weak
Ca nal freghts du-Boats offered Wheat SC. Corn 4tc
.... Rsceipts-Four 10000 bills; Wheat 7065DO bush
Corn 10000 ou,h oats @ bash Barley 90 49, tush RAN
5000 bush. Oats BUSH Barley ..... bush Canal
256.00O bush Corn $1,000 bush Data
q, 500 BUSH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
HEARING STEEL AND IRON DEALERS.

WASHINGTON. June 23-Assistant Secretary May
nard today gave hearing 10 committee representing
the American Iron and Steel Association on the gen
eral question Of the classification Of steel wire rods
Arguments made by James NJ swank general
manager Of the association, and by Representative
elect Dalzell, OF Ptsburg They discussed the qnes
ton In all its bearings, and alleged erroneous casst
cation and wholesale differentiation OF steel wire rods
during recent years tho great deriment Of domestic
Industries. They asked the Secretary TO make care
full examination of the question Of erroneous casshcl
Custom House appraisers To advance TO their true
foreign market value all invoices Of wire rods which
are now classified for duty at 45 per cent al vaCrem
and also all similar invoices of imported iron aud steel
including steel blooms. bets, slabs and sheets; The
import Of which during the last they said has
been exceptionally and suspiciously largo. Judge
Maynard has promised TO give the matter careful and
prOmpt consideration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
MR. SHERMAN IYsPkors ONO PorrERIEs

EAST LIVERPOOL. Ohio, June % tSpsetah.-senator
Sherman has begun OF Ohio preparatory TO the
Presidential convention. He expressed wish last win
ter 10 visit the famous Ohio potiees aud acquire nio
nation as to the peculiar benefits OF an American
Industry which has met with such fierce opposition from
England Liverpool is the starordsbirO OF America
and the largest pottery the country There
TWENTY-FIVE lotteries ~ all kinds Senator sherman and
Congressman Mckinley guests OF the city and
shown thrOu n the establishments Tonight reception
was given which both statesmen gave expression 10
views emandng perpctuation OF the protective tariff
Senator Sherman will visit Major Mckinley at Canton
after this trip. incident OF peculiar significance In
Ohio politics II has been supposed that Mckinley would
lead the opposition TO sherman In ohio next year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
THE RECRUITING SERVICE AT NETWORK.

WASHINGTON, juno 23.-By general order issued
from the War Department Major Frederick Mears 25th
Infantry has been ordered proceed to Davids Island
New-York Harbor relieving Lieutenant Colonel r. F..
OBerne, 18th Infantry who is ordered to proceed to
NewYork City, replacing Lieutenant Colonel o. L. Hough,
10th Infantry the Recruiting Service
October /. Lieutenant Colonel Hough. on being re-
eved, will join his regiment The detail for the Recruit
ing Service for the year following October next will be
composed OF company officer, preferably First
Lieutenant from the Cd 4th 9th and sth Cavalry and
the ID 4th 9th, Sb 10TH 18TH 14th 18th, 18TH goth,
22d and oath Infantry will be selected and ordered TO
port to the superintendent of the Recruiting Service
NewYork City, by october l. 1887 These officers will
be selected by the respective regmental commanders
actually with their regiments and in making the selec-
ton special regard will be had to fitness for the response
bio duty Of recruiting
Recruiting officers are expected to give close personal
attention their duties and the regulations prohibiting
the enlistment OF minors and men OF doubtful habits
win be strictly enforced by the superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

SARATOGA June 23In the Court OF Appeals TO day the
following argued;
No LO9s-RobertL Day another respondents, ag.
the OgdensDurg and Lake Champan Railroad Company ap'
pellant.
NOlll9-The Corn Exchange National Bank, appellant,
agL AlphOnsO bye president, respondent
no ll.O-Willi II Olmsteai respondent agi Tho Roch
ester aud Plttsburg Railroad Company appellant $500
No ll3-MIchac sullivan ami another, agt James Miller
ant claim OF Joseph Little and another appellant
li26-Albert barron. appeants. agt Horace OAR
row and Others. respondent Submitted.
ll35 william Williams, appellant agt Robert W Freeman
respondent .
drew Morgan. deceased respondent .
no lI2S-1he People rel John Mclaughlin. appellant
tho Department OF Fires and Build
inss OF Brooklyn. respondent.
No ll32-Tno People ex rel John Lockmsn respondenN
ACT James A Flack County Clerk. etc appellant
ll33-John Hone. executor. respondent. agt John
Peyssr appellant Submitted
No li22-fhs People. etc. respondent ags AmATiah II
NO. ii27"Tne American Exchange National Bank agt
steven Noisen.
The following is the day calendar for June "a:
Nos 1879 49,. 433, 429 400, 425. Gsl, 1l22